Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-11
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.


FLOUR-Best Family, So 1905 30 q bbl; Bakers
extra, 81 % to IS 10; Superfne, So 10 to SIS 40
WHEAT-The rain has given softer tone to
the situation but it has not impaired any ac-
tivity to trade. Offerings in the same market
seem to be as light as before, and buyers who are
in want of stock have no alternative but to pay
the asking price of 81 6712 ? ctl for standard
shipping quality. The effect of rain on the
speculative market is much more positive as is
evidenced by the liberal transfers of contracts
at reduced figures.
BARLEY-Buyers are temporarily out of the
market expecting that sellers will come down
in their asking prices to lower basis next
week. Feed was offered to-day at a range of
81 05t91 or 2 ctl according to quality. Trade
hard to find at over 81 Is 2 ctl for the better
class of offerings. though an article of this
charaeteri is held at 81 1715. Fairly good quality
can be bought at 81 1219 g etl.
OATS teadiness in prices is still noted. We
quote as follows: No. Feed, 81 1901 rs; No. 2,
81 cool 65; Milling, 81 75@1 so; Surprise, 81 500
IS Black, 81 400 So Nebraska, 81 45@1 so
2 ctl.
fornia, large Yellow, 81 071a@1 10; small Yellow,
81 15G1 20; White. 81 1901 Is q ctl. Nebraska
is quotable at 81 o5@1 10 Fctl
sEEDsmWe quo! quote Mustard Brow1 SO
Alfalfa, 715ta9c Flax. 81 ell.
HAY-We quote: Alfalfa, S9@11 Cat, 500
II so; Barley, SOLO so; Wheat, sll@14 q ton.
HOPS-Nominally quotable at 12@17c 2 fb.
BRAN--Quotable at SIS 5O@l9 . ton;
RYE-Quotable at 81 35@1 S71a p ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-Quotab at 81 l0@1 20 q ctl,
according to quality.
POTATOES : Prices continue to advance.
Wharf rates are: We quote as follows: New,
81 50@Si so; River Reds, 81 S0@1 80; Early Rose,
81 75@2; Peerless, 81 1902 Tomales, 81 9O92
Petaluma, 81 90@2; Burbank Seedlings, 1902 80;
Oregon Garnet Chile, 81 5O@1 So p ctl.
ONIONS-Are higher. Quotaele at So as 80
q ctl for fair to choice. Poor quantities range
BEANS-we quote Bayos, s2@2 so; Butter,
81 60@2 Pink, 81 40@1 so; Red, 81 4091 so
Lima, 81 1902 Is; Pea, 81 1901 so; Small White,
81 70(G1 so 2 ctl-
VEGETAB LES-Asparagus sold to-day to fair
advantage, from 81 to 81 rs 2 box being the ex-
tremes of the market for the bulk of business.
Some earry-over stock went at lower prices to
peddlers, while the usual advance was obtained
for fancy article. Green Peas did a trile bet
ter. We quote as jobbing prices Asparagus,
S151 70 2 bx; Rhubarb, 4g6c q 10; Egg Plant.
20@25c 2 h; Cueumbers, 50c@s1 so q dozen ;
Mushrooms SG121&c p 10 Green Peppers 300
25c 2 ID /; Green Peas. 21a@3114c for common, and
31fG5c p b for sweet: Tomatoes S1(91 % p
box String Beans. 15@17c . ID; Artichokes, 100
15c p dozen; Carrots, S5@5oc p ctl; TuTnips
25G50c 2 ctl Beets, 75c@S1 p sack; Parsnips,
5O@75c 2 ctl; Caulifower, 75c9H p dozen /,
Cabbage, 81 35G1 80 o ctl; Garlic, 2G215c y ID !;
Celery, 50Q6ec p dozen Dry Peppers, S@l0c :
Dry Okra, 15@20c p II.
FRUITEstfawberrie sold to-day at 30@371%c
2 basket and 81 1902 % q drawer. Only one
case of Oranges was received, though other
shipments are expected before the afternoon
Apples, 50c9s1 for common, and 81 25f12 30 q
box for good to choice; Mexican Lines S10(G12
:, bx; California Lines, 30cGS1 % 2 box; Lemons
Sicily, S595 50 /; do California, S161 so for
common, 1922 so fol choice; Oranges, California,
S293 q box for common, and 50 50@5 SO p
box for Navel; Tahiti Oranges, so 50@15 2 NJ ;
Bananas, 81 5o9S so 2 bunch; Pineapples, $5@7
2 dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-We quote: sun-dried Apples,
6@7c p Ii for sliced and sc for quar-
tered; Alden and Plummer, PIG; APP
rcots, 11@g12c; Blackberries. 10c: Figs, 5G6c for
pressed and 4c for impressed; Smyrna do,
l21stql4c for layers, and 9dl0c for kegs; Meta
rines, 10c; Peaches, 17@1Sc for peeled, and ga
l0c for unpeeled; Pears, 3@4c for whole and 70
sc for sliced machine-dried, 1l@1212c; Plums,
9tG10c for pitted and 2G4c for unpitted: Ger
man Prunes, 7d.Se; French Prunes, S110c p FL;
Raisins, London Layers, 81 50@l 80 q box. with
2O@25c advance for fractions; Common, Sl@1 25
q box.
BUTTER-we quote Fancy, 1s@19c; good
l0G121zc; frkin, 16@17c for fancy, 131lic for
fair to good, and l0t112c q fb for poor.
CHEEsE-Quotable at 10G1le . ID for fair TO
choice, and S@9c for poor quality.
EGGS Marker well supplied. Quotable at
l61S@l71ac for California, and l5Gl6c q dozen
for Eastern.
PoULTRY-Market overstocked. Prices quite
low. We quote: Live Turkeys-Gobblers, 20@
pc: Hens, 20@23c; dressed Turkeys, 20@22c;
Boosters, 81 5065 uor Old, and s7a9 for young
Hens, $50 6; Broilers, q 50l so; Ducks, IL 500
9 so 3 dozen Geese, 81 50d2 p pair
GAME-We quote: Rabbits 81 Hare, 81 600
70 p dozen.
PRoYISION5-We quote as follows East
ern Hams, 14615e; California. 10d11c for salt
refrigerator-cured, l215015c; Eastern Breakfast
Bacon, l291215c; California Bacon SGS15e for
heavy and medium, 9d91ac tor light medium
and 10 q lie for light and extra light Clear
sides, S1S@9c 2 70 Pork, S8@9 q Dbl for extra
prime S10G11 for prime mess, sl3914 for
meas SI5G15 so for clear, s169l6 25 for extra
clear: Pigs feet, ST 5o@12 Mess Beef SS@9
for bbls. S595 50 for hi bbls: Extra Mess Beef.
s9I10 50 for bbls, s6I97 for hf-bbls; Family
Beef, 81 50515 80 , Dbl: California Smoked Beef
l2Jz6131zc 2 ID: Eastern Lard, S1SG9c for tierces
aud 9@glsc 2 b for pals; California do, lob
tins TIC; oh tins, SC; pals, SIC for lob &c
for 5-fb. and sIse q d FOR 3-sb pals.
WOOL-We quote as follows
Poor short spring, seedy and bury, q b..13d15c
Good short spring, seedy, q fb..............15@17
Choice short spring, free, y fb............17@l9
Good years spring, free. 2 fh................15@16
Fair years spring, seedy, 2
Poor years spring, seedy and bury 2 b..12913
FRESH MEATS-Following are the rates for
whole carcssses from slaughterers to dealers
Beef-First quality, SIC; second quality, nc:
third quality, &c p ID. Veal-Large, 7GSc:
small Ease : d. Autton-Quotable at 7d713c p
ID. Lamb We srlings, Ease; Spring. 1G@121Sc .
H. Pork-Live Fogs on foot grain fed, 5a SIC;
stock 414941zc; dressed Hogs, 7G71a 81